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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1952
Page
1
The passage argues that criticism of the League of Nations and its successors centers on talk over action. It contends talk, whether calm or emotional, is valid and necessary for informing rational and intelligent action. Heated debate reminds nations of core values guiding international relations.
The article extols the Model United Nations Conference as a meaningful educational experience. It highlights student delegates learning the thinking behind national positions in the General Assembly and aims to make the 25th anniversary a real world government experience.
The Student Council states the Bear Pin will be awarded in good faith to those who have rendered continuous outstanding service to Barnard College student life. After hours of deliberation they emphasize the privilege and high honor of receiving the award.
An article reviews the Model UN Conference experience where delegates impersonate nations like Canada and Mexico, study country histories, and engage in caucuses and committees. It recounts a 1951 episode with a Russian delegate upset by a US sympathizer calling the PRC Red China, provoking laughter.
Ambassador Ernest A. Gross, Deputy U.S. Representative to the United Nations and Security Council member, will deliver the anniversary address at the United Nations Model Assembly next Tuesday. He calls the Model UN valuable for citizenship and argues UN successes and failures impact global security.
Professor Bokhari, Pakistan Permanent Representative to the UN and acting Security Council president for April, will deliver the keynote at the Model United Nations Assembly next Monday. He is a Lahore college principal, English professor, and a noted author and translator.
Beulah Sternberg notes Focus editorial focus on a Model United Nations theme for the issue to be released tomorrow. Nonfiction centers on world federation and world government, with fiction including Canard and Fable, reflecting quality and varied reception.
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